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Howard Hanna’s strategic expansion into Manhattan represents “Main Street coming into a Wall Street marketplace,” CEO Hoby Hanna tells Real Estate News.

The brokerage CEO says agents are being asked to give up their rights. The MLS perspective? We’re putting “money back in the pockets” of those who provide data.

Mortgage rates ticked down this week and more homes are hitting the market, but demand has weakened.

A combination of major consolidations and a less cooperative environment could make residential brokerage look more commercial, eXp’s CEO warns.

Agents and home sellers need to have “honest and candid conversations about market conditions,” according to Coldwell Banker Affiliates President Jason Waugh.

The AI-powered product suite includes Follow Up Boss, My Agent and Agent Profiles along with consumer insights. Plus, news from Rechat, Restb.ai and more.

187,000+ active listings will now be accessible to subscribers of the two Florida MLSs. Plus, CRMLS offers Styldod’s updated image-editing tech.

Cutting short-term rates two more times in 2025 could push down mortgage rates, but Fed Chair Jerome Powell said tackling high home prices is “not what we do.”

Realtor.com and Homes.com join Zillow in launching natural language home search. Plus, Real adds a new Real Wallet feature, and eXp partners with Payload.

As more homes undergo price cuts, four real estate pros offer strategies for setting expectations with sometimes “unrealistic” sellers.

As climate disasters increase, insurers are retreating, leaving homeowners with fewer, costlier options — and causing home sales to fall out of contract.

Plus, C21 acquires an independent firm in Colorado; Compass adds a $450M Florida team; BHGRE brings in a new North Carolina affiliate; more.

Nykia Wright pulls back the curtain on strategy, the role of Realtor feedback and the association’s plans to overhaul systems and stay accountable to members.

Bank repossession of homes has increased 33% from a year ago while foreclosure filings are up 17%, a new ATTOM report finds.

Investors purchased over 345,000 homes in the U.S. during the second quarter of 2025 — the highest level of investor activity in at least five years.

The former COO at CMLS makes a sudden shift, and two Texas associations join forces in the Fort Worth area. Plus, a Stellar MLS subsidiary gains a new ally.

Mortgage rates are holding relatively steady around the lowest levels of the year, but buyers still aren’t committing as other economic concerns persist.

The real estate professionals who do use AI tools find them helpful in tackling content creation, scheduling and administrative tasks, a Kaplan survey found.

Scott Durkin, who was removed from his previous brokerage during a leadership shakeup, will now work as a broker. Plus, KW VP Kendra Newman gets promoted.

Purchase cancellations and listing withdrawals are up as frustration runs high among homebuyers and sellers, according to a trio of new reports.